EBONY. “ARON :7. 1903.
lowers Almanac for Tomorrow.
inn rises 6:91;.seta 6:01.
High title 2:1Iii a. In.; 2:17 p. m.
VININO'OINTI I TILIPHONI
2 -~ GALLI.
"as —luslnsss on...
" Stiles one I
, «admin «and... ' k"
M
.. A tsleneope ladder capable of being
”tended to a length of 86 feet and
workpd by means of compressed air
was tested recently In Pittsburg. The
ladder can be directed at a particular
' window in a burning building; a fire-
man lashed to the end of the ladder
ts-allot up with It. and rescued persons
used not: clamber down. as the ladder
can be quickly lowered with them on
it. ' ~
'Ths provinces of southern italy are
i.
in a condition of utter wretchodhess. ‘
The emigration from the Neapolitan
provinces reached 167, 361 In 1902. near-
it twenty out of every thousand of the
.pophiatlon. As Baron [annino graph!
into puts it: “The agriculture is per-
. failing. the country Is being depopulat
3* did. and prosperity Is being crushed.
' The only thing which swells and pros-
quraJa the blood-sucking octopus of
usury. "
.t‘
“—
.1 Boston claims the distinction of be-
‘ III: the chief port on the atlantlc coast
lathe shipment of apples this season.
1% total amount sent abroad having
Wed 8911. 371) barrels. New York
In newad with 568 .457 barrels, Mon-
.5 Ird with m, 702 barrels.
Noland is fourth with 230 379 bar
Ltels. Halifax ls fifth with 62. 792 bar
l'e.ls, and St. John Is sixth with 37,-
809' barrels.-
I
FASHIONS.
Tho art uouveau appliques are a very
. cl to mode of trimming and a very
' stylish mode also
" Anton; the dozen costs which your
' .srdrobos will contain If It is right up
,to date fill b one ‘of white canvas
.Parssols wil be as elaborate as the
“Downs will which they will be carried
and there will be certain styles for cer-
Nil gowns. and to break the rule will
be an unpardonsble crr.or
When you make a trot k with a
.Cllllhpc have the qulmpe fit perfectly
"Phi yoke of a thin gown is usually the
only part of of it that fits closely and
should show the lines of the should
and throat. '
he fancy for shiriiugs Is amounting
_I .tole. But while they Inc one of
o prettiest forms of decoration for a
r frock one will be careful about
lthyng too much of It on a frock that
It ”tilt go into the tub.
e silk frock Is one of the season s
"t fashions... We is. always a
saloons abouts flock made entirely
‘ one material that cannot be obtain
from a separate skirt and waist. and
“totally so when that material Is
, notice white taffeta coats are being
Worn by some ladies instead of the
black ones and Just as they are. that
asstseet casts with wool gowns
110;:s are oftaw‘rtchiy trimmed and
hrs ‘1 handsdmfi feature of the waite
? .
large sleeves with which nearly
1 the new coats are fitted are dis-
teful to many women and they III
3t upon ("0911!le their coats and hav-
them made w th small slccvcs. This
s'7ail right and I' d do it too If thc bag-
if? sleeves were unbecoming to me. but
’ tlflise who will want to wear a golf
avast under their costs in the fall had
or stop and consider a moment for
. yests are. being made with large
I v . ion llI'IIbu intuit
worms" and paint shop
- and wrap!!! bane, it “fit
cardamom your, We.
Summer rides. .0
Horse Cilantro. $2.00.;
: Phone 104.2.
Mi.“ O'JOOR. MADISON AVE.
.hst Initiated
in Consumer.
Insane r ii;
Wlhfltllfy also list MW Klldlflf To-
day, but Strilia Is Not .0111“.
WATERRURY. March l7—The main
interest in the troilay strike situationl
today centered about the conference
betwssa OI
A
pl 3"
ot the international
.. Railway liim- '
'tativsa of the Con-
nect cut Railway and Lighting Com-
pany, with Mayor Edward C. Kllduff.
This meeting. which began shortly af-
ent of the international Associa-
‘ 10 o'clock. was brought about
h the efforts of W. D. Mahon
ion of Street Railway Employes. and
Treasurer Resin Orr of the same as-
sociation. who came here several days
ago to take a personal part in the la-
hor difficulty.
in pursuance of their
announced purpose to effect a settle
meat It practicable, they sought a
l‘ct you know."
*cltisshsofahsaelg
us
meeting with officials of the trolley
company. and the conference of those
linen was arranged. Colonel L, F. Rur-
ipoo, attorney for the Connecticut Rail-
way and Lighting Company. represent-
ed the company at me
(onfci once.
while Messrs. Mahon and Orr were
there as representatives of their or
ganizat Ion.
Although Colonel Burpce had
uouuced himself as perfectly ready to
all-
discuss the strike with the union rcp-
resentatives. no great confidence in the
success of the con
erence in the way
of bringing-about a ettioment was' ex-
pressedin any quarter this morning
An interview which Colonel
Burpee
gave out shortly bef re the conference
began gave no prom se of any conces-
sion on the company's part, When ask-
cd If there seemed to be a clisncc of II
settlement. he replied:
thing to settle.
What more do we want?
nothing to arbitrate."
"We have no—
Our cars are running.
We have
The conference was held In the omcc
of Mayor Kllduff and It began prompt-
ly. There were present Mayor Kil-
dufl‘. Colonel Burpee. counsel for the
trolley company. W. D Mshon pic-
sldcnt of the international Association
of street Railway Employee Daniel l..
Dilworth. chairman of the general ox-
ecutivo board and Messrs Horgau and
Collins. of the Htl‘litel‘l local executive
committee.
as the stcuogrnphcr.
City Clerk Ryan officiated
Colonci Burpcc opened the prts‘ccd-
lugs: “Well. gentlemen.
Mr. Malion:
what is It?’
“Mr. llllworth and i
are here to sac of". Is not possible to
brill ',
slrlk
about a‘ settlement of this
Colonel Burpec: “Well, i am willing‘
to meet you and Mr. Dllworth. but not
to meet Mr. Horgnn and Mr. Collins".
Mr. Manon:
“if we meet you have
you authority to settle the strike?"
Coloucl Burner: “Well.
not."
M r. Muiion:
[10.
l huvc
“We arc here with au-
thority to and a desire to settlc tiIc
strike. but you must remcmber this.
that In settling this strike. it Is not-es
sary._to2have the local committee (Hor-
gan and Cellius) a party to the settle-
ment. for it develops upon them after
we haVe left.,4to seethat the agreement
is carried out."
Colonel liurpec: ”Well.
i have mct
them a number of times. and no good
has come out of it, and i shall have to
refusp to meet them 'now. and i am
willing. however. to listen to anything
run and Mr. Diiworth have to say."
Mr. Mahon:
"If you have no author-
ity to sattic the strike would it not be
you?"
Colonel llurpee:
guess that Is right."
Mr. Mahon:
lag the local
thong pause):
it Waste of time for us to discuss it with
‘l
"Your attitude in refus-
commltfeo a hearing
places you In the same position you
have been in all along. that of refusing
to recognlac the organization."
"it you arc speak—
mcn now on strike, we do
t‘olouci liurpcc:
mg for thc
not tonsidcr them, in our employ."
Mr Malice:
"We me not speaking
for anyone disc i assure you. Thcy me
all members of our ciganizailon. and it
is III their interests that we are here.
"it ell, i do not see
i am willing
Colonel Burpce:
anything that i can do.
to listen to anything you and Mr. Dil-
worth might say. bu
:ty to make a bindi
Mr. Mahou:
ity'.‘"
t'oloucl Rurpcc;
the Imupauy
Hr. .Mahou:
have no author-
contract."
"Who has such author-
"'I‘lic directors of
‘Would it be possible
0 so a. meeting with these directors?“
Col. Burpec:
Mr. Mahou: "Well. will
out?"
Col. Burpce:
you
"I can find out and
find
"i will. and i will let
Iou know the result at your hotel or
througifitfr Ryan (stenographer).
Continuing. Col.
8:03.00;
set them together more
Burpoe
Igo to New.York if neces~
t the directors. as we might
quickly
said:
there?" 2 . .
Mr; W: “We had just as soon
so there as anywhere else at any time
to endeavor to get. a settlement of the
strike. ”
The conference then closed abruptly
the conferees shaking hands and leav-
lng‘the mayor's ofllee.
Later Colonel Burpse anouaeed that
he would undertake to ascertain if the
directors would meet the national oili-
cers as outlined above.
wasr HELP rsds’csicsoosss.
, “-1-
Eams of the Board of
Arbitration
Spreads to Kansas City and SE Leela.
CHICAGO March lf—anlnols men
Oil
the
two IIuourI c1
of [fauna City and St. Louis have call-
Chicagosns to help them with
bar disputes which are now
. blushing the 00:10": of commerce In the
Arbitration. compond of fives team-
stars and curators-1L
WM?!
Inyf
has spread and
boring cities are
fuming similar bodies for ~
t alphas oi‘uwm' John ‘
"You:
this ufiw £38.95"
use. 2 at thshnsissss
i
SEEKEST THOU FOR .t‘... .77.:
is NEWAND um um
POOR sums;
south bound
Monoh ran Into a freight train today
at Cyclone and ten assessors were
In: i.ured none serious y. The freight
1was supposed to be on a side track.
l but was so long that part of it project-
lcd onto the main track.
‘ Paines !‘ NOTICE To”
" BMW!“ 1 ’llll‘Il ll)
lill IIIII ion lint liIIltli 'lIIt Luis iIIeIi‘lo'aId 3?".‘.’S.‘L.'-‘I.‘.‘...n 3.} 3.35.335. all
“I (7 ll '
[0 TN. El’llll] Hummus. then can. not 2 p. m 0 mm |
lilay Aprilan 1903. fortiic grading lll’itil
.toustructiou of two sections of may-
Who Iiure deny the asseitiou that. .q ,0...) In n... town of Wilton in ac- l
Painc' s Celciy Compound mskcs sick. (nordant'e w. .h the Dillon and specifiers"
people wcll and happy? l’hysiciansi ”mm approved by the State Highway
and thc tens or thousands saved fiom (intimmissionoi Bldg shall state the
the pcills of disease and piuc kcd from ‘ mice on. lineal foot foi each or eithci
”H“ 121““ 1‘ have Kile“ proof ”‘9‘ the section of finished road complete. The
wondcr- working medicine is a life “V‘to\vn.1hi0utfll Is selectmen and the
01‘ T0118! Patne's C019?! CONDO'lll" Statc Highway Commissioner rescrvc'
is the one true and guaranteed specific u... right to liicrcasc oi diminish tho]
N‘nglllt'tl and :rescribed 1'01 fl" ””2 uumbtr of foot to bc Improved after
eases arising fr m a debilitated ncr- Ithe contract Is let. All bids must be.
V0113 Bl’fllf’m- ll '8 II 11010th ("lie for at companied by a bond of not less than |
11180111111“. “'Mllllil strength (lyfllmlli‘ll onethlrd of the amount of construe
neuralgia, rheumatism. liver and kIIl- tiou M the woik. Any bidder refusing
ncy erIlhlf‘Ifl. For I!" such complaint“ to sign the coutrscl at the when offer-
Pnlne's Celery Compound has done-' cd by him llllllll llt' required to forfeltl
mnelom things and triumphed While "in tlilm from his bond count to un- Illf .
all other moans failed Mr J G Mm- fcrcnces in biicea between his bid and
son. Prairie View. lll.. ilralt’l'lill)’ toc next highest bidder. Plans and
writes about his restoration to health fipflQIflCltlons may be examined at ”li‘l
as follows: -—— office of the Town Clerk. whoic bids
"1. am ncarly smcuty Ilvc Icars old. will be opened. coat the office of thI-f
and have put off bcing carried to the State Highway Commissioner in Hart
graveyard and gone to farming again ford. Tho seloctmou and the thtoi
Paine‘s Celery Compound Is my llfo Highway Commissioner reserve the!
and strength. It has raised me from right to iclcci any and all
a low condition of life to the best ofI Dated at Wilton (‘t Mar.” Id: 1903,
health. When I first comment-oil lOSl/tli tilllir‘li'l‘ ' I
with the Compound I weighed one ',. J KUN, ‘ ‘ ' ;
hundred pounds but now i weigh mic} TWIN "0‘2qu
hundred and twcutv pounds. I am “’1'" SeltII-tmcu 'i‘own‘of Wilton
01" THE
Wlll take place
at the store.
68 Washington Street.
Safe commandos
190.1. and
Continues for 10 Days.
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loo s " , “-0... _..___~_.._..._...._.__.
~- ' ~ - immummwm . 1'le COURTOF
BINKRUPTC Y.
BOTH "TOP
IND BOTTOM.
Lots of people ask whether a
GAS RANGE will bake bread.
cake. etc. BROWN on both top
and bottom. ' It will, perfectly.
if yours does not the fault Is
undoubtedly yours. and if you
will drop us a line our demon-
strator will call and instruct you
regarding the same
CLEANLINESS IS NEXT
TO GODLINESS.
You get hot water enough in
ten minutes for washing dishes
and for a bath III lWCllty'flVe min-
utes by using no
INDEPENDENT
WATER HEATER
Thc iIictr‘ls not to beat all the
water in the boiler but just what
you want. to- use, then shut off
. the gas and the expense stops.
Gas flanges, 89. 75 and 912.76.
Independent Water Heaters,
.7. 50 up
Connections free.
nuc colletiiou district in Connecticut
for February, 1903. was $13,212.34, tll-'
vidcd as foilowa:
Cigars weighing morc than thrcc
pounds per I..000 $12.02. 1.99.8 showing]
sales of l. 209. 9114 large cigars
Cigars weighing not more than thrcei
pounds per I 000 $27. showing sales 012
60. 000 littlc cigars.
Cigarettes weighing not more than-
thioc pounds per l H000 IIrd of a whole- I
sale value or price of more than 82}
per 1,000. 82911.08. which shows salon:
0? 276,000 of the higher priced
rcttcs.
ligurcttca wcighinv not moIc than|
thice pounds per 1.000 and of a whole
sale Ialuc of prim of not IiIorc than
Capital 31.500.000. Surplus. sIasHooo
OF NEW YORK.
i
——..__.
York and Connecticut.
Pay 5 per cent.
12 80. MAIN ST.
visa-i OFFICE,
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Cohan-I
3" pm 1.000 77. 70. which shows sales l Charles E. Days
of 144.000 of this class of Ilgniottcs i
Tobacco (smoklugi. 2992 pounds.I
Tax] $179.52.
Portsmouth. Va.
ilr. Dick's Mcdicine 00..
South Norwaik Conn.
chtlemcnz-
lNTERNAL REVENUE COLLEC !
TION
The total collections on tobacco of.
every Iicscliptiou In the internal rove-
E
F. T. Egalnson i:
Painter an d Decorator.
The Best Work I
{state that It has givenm
at Reasonable
Prices.
—PAINTERS' SUPPLIES-—
82 N. Main Street ‘
grippe us a most effectual remedy
- Very truly yours,
. Conn. Railway and A. a. snares.
30's I’ 6"
Lighting Company.
; For every man who willing to lift
you will find It dozcn willing to stand
ihy and grunt.
m
CALL- 5392.
Seymour’sStore
- GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
2 ()ur fancy maniacs rovincimom'tmed Tcs‘ at soc‘ ut.‘ Soidv'ht'socvelsc-
YOU where for the sonar quality. We have people for miles around who care
for our celebrated Tenn and Coffeer. You will get the finest of the goods,
and will call for more. Strictly fresh Country Em. 35c dos. Sweet Rosy
C. E. Seymou r. Lead lng Grocer, _
33'WEST WASHINGTON ST» SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
flutter. l.chIg Beef. iron and Winc we; 3 bottles for $1. 00. Double
Cream Cheese. Splendid Coffee at "2c. 25c, 28c and 30c. We are sole ag
Voting has commenced in a brisk manner. Got in line and do your
' 9 8118135
( fight mfla'...caannnsseas-assuageans-assas‘s'aosssnnensscssss-s’:;‘.sslb 22c.
1'3 ‘2 g l - .
share.
outs for Cafe a Elite.
\
20153. af”'nssessasosaa.n-sIssasao's:sassor'fs'azs‘o'V-a‘ao'sso.suns:‘ftss".00.
,
.a
that hi 1
initial iiiil indium
'iiiisiay, taint Iiih
Industrial Saviass sad lass on.
«State Supervision of New
Resident Directors Resident Managers
John B. Lawrence
Having given Dr. Dick's Medicine 0
practical test In my family. with most
favorable results, l- desire to express
my ontlrt| satisfaction with it. and to
pleasure to
recommend it to my frie ds who have
gsuffcred from malaria. rheumatism and
ctc.
Try your home talent.
'Iiiis.
ly in the eyes.
gowns, trimmings, etc,
Cottons, Linens. etc.
Fruit of the Loom, full bleach-
cd, yard wide Muslin. every-
body kuows the merits of
this famous cotton, sold in
most places at 10c anniver-
Yre‘p’t Sharing Darius Bar
Restaurants Saki.
That's the practical souvenir we give you, ‘
Don’t get into the Habit
of going to other cities to buy your merchandise.
moi-o pcopic. and perhaps a tow more organ grinders, and more noise.
The Habit to Cultivate.
You'ilfiiid us many points ahead of the big
You’ll find home traIlIug' profitable to you. We sell at less profit
than our big brethren. Wc can do it;
ing business; we buy as cheaply as the 1.1808!-
Take advantage of this week's under-price selling. You
arc sure to find something that will Infcrcst you In the many new fabrics,
To be sure you'll see
our expenses are very low in (102
Look the matter square-
Kitchen Dept.
Floor Oil Cloth, 2 yards wide.
choice of any pattern, value
50c, anniversary sale,
Glass Hand Lamps. complete,
value 19c, anniversary sale, 10c
11c
HOYT‘S THEATRE.
TUESDAY. MARCH 17
THAT LAUGHING CROWD!
THE ONLY AND ORIGINAL
A HOT OLD TIME.
> manners—4o
\i. I. NI: w MUSIC! swam GIRLS!
COMIC MEN!
suurruous SCENERY!
rsicss. 25c, 60c, and 75c.
?
5..
HOYT'S THEATRE.
SATURDAY. MARCH
Matinee and Night,
w. E. NANKEVIL‘LE'B
Splendid production of the ldyllic Pas-
toral Drama,
HUMAN HEARTS
A Pathetic Picture of Rural Life In
Arkansas.
Superbly Presented by a Competent
Cast.
MAGNIFICENT SCENERY,
‘ INTRICATE STAGE EFFECTS.
PRICES:
Matinee. 15 and 25 cents.
Night, 26. 35 and 60 cents.
21
Sale of seats opens at Hoyt's Thes-
tre, South Norwalh and Weed's drug
all attractions.
Salami Glliii‘llOlt
GeneralI-Contractor.
aswsas aso sswsa consso
nous. warns woax on ALL
Itmos. GRADING, ROCK excava-
ITION, moon WORK.
Small or Larga «as of Atty, Kin!-
Estimatss Cheerfuliy Sivan.
26 Wood&.. So. Namath.
I MW.oolla~SocnltilaaloSossslOalIQCQOOCIfiSS-oooaosoaaasslb13c. .,
, s
' FREE
.ws ISSUE LIsIIAIIv vorisn Tic-
KETS WITH ALL ruscssssa
M heme MW dbl’t forgot
that Elgelow‘ s Ritalin Is the standard
of beauty and wearing quality.
_ we ans soLi : item can me
am noon. . .
mmtci "
store. Norwslh, a days In advance of‘
is now.-
nary sale To
2000 yds. o’I White Nalnsooks G'fifflngmgs- "”9 359 250
for waists and aprons. regu- ' »
l8r12%(3. 71,“ Folding Wash Benches. made
so bundles of White Crochet of hickorY. value 390. anni-
lied Spreads, regular price versary sale. 25c
$1.50, $1.19 Rolling Pins hard wood lan-
l.incn 1 lluclt Towels, extra dies. value 7c, anniversary
large, 20 In, by 40 In., regular sale, , 4c
value 17c, 12%c Carving Set. 3 pcs.. Knife. Fork
Table Linen, superior quality. and Steel, to lined hex. value - - -
our own 81. 26 grade annl- 89c, anniversary sale, 59c
versary sale 83c Granite iron Rice Boilers, vai-
200 2dozen Window Shades. all ue 69c, anniversary sale, . 19c
made for our spring trade. Granite iron Wash Basin. large
anniversary sale. file size, value 25c. Anniversary .
100 dozen Window Shades. sale. ' 19c
with fringe, regular 390. an- Granite iron Covered Sauce
nlvcrsary sale, 280 Pan. 4 quart size, value 490.
500 pairs Striped Swiss Ruffled anniversary sale, 85c .
Curtains. 50c pair Is a low Granite iron 8 quait Sauce
price for same annhersary Pans value 39c anniversary
, sale 37 'éc sale 250
58 In. Full Bleached Table Granite iron Tea or Coffee
Damask. a bargain at 25c, Pots, 2 quart. value 35c, An-
anniversary sale 190 niversary sale, 25c
Bagdad Stripes for couch cov- Granite iron Bread Pans. value
crs and curtains. regular 500. 15c. anniversary sale_ 10c
anniversary sale. 39c Pancake Griddles, round or ob-
Couch Covers, with fringe, full long, value 390. anniversary
length. regular $1.75, anni- sale 25c
vcrsary sale, 81.25 Table Tumblers full size vai-
Toiict Crash. the best‘of Its no 35c, anniversary sale. 24c
kind, 500 pcs.. the yard be. me Handsome liail Lamps, assort-
Bird's Eye Cotton. 18 III., full ed colors. value 980, anni-
10 yd. pcs., always 50c, 35c vcrsary sale, 69c
ENTEPTAINMENTS
FRESH FISH.
Native Eels. 12c; White Halibut.
12c; Bluefish. 12c: Saimon.12c; Fiat-
fish. 5 lbs.. 25c: Market Cod. 6c: Had-
dock. 5c; Buck Shad, 100; Steak Cod,
10c. All other kinds of fish at rest-
onable prices. ~
Round Clams, 50c pk.
Clams and Oysters. 250
qt.
cAPI. nucsoss.
East End of Washington Street Bridge.
Old Salvation Army Building.
Gua'ra nioa’d
' Goods.
OUR PAINTS, VARNISHEB, SHEL-
LACS. STAINS, CARRIAGE PAINTS.
ENAMEL PAINTS, FLOOR PAINTS,
FLOOR VARNISH. FLOOR STAINS,
FLOOR FINISHES.
We have a specialty called STAIN
FLOOR FINISH, which Is quickly and
easily applied. Is extremely tough and
durable, and not affected by hot or
cold water and will not crack, mar
white. chalk or chip off. it is an ex-
cellent thing for Furniture, Linoleums,
Oil Cloth. etc. “Makes the old new
again." Our variety In these lines In
unequalled, and prices yary, according:
' we Issue Library ilotlng Tickets
tickets with all purchases.
FOR SALE IY
con‘asrocx
warmers : g;
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